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:11:01
as they keep claiming more
and more emphatically.

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No, my clients' journey...
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began much, much further away.
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I underestimated you, sir!
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I really did!
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- I should take that as a compliment.
- Oh, you should indeed, sir.

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I can't imagine there's no not
reaching a favourable conclusion...

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Hey! Hey!
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A-Am I bleeding?
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There's nothing there.
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What did I do to deserve this?
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You took the case, Mr Baldwin.
:11:55
You took the case, sir.
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I should take that as a compliment.
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"As you may perceive,
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"I wish you to act promptly
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"before this matter becomes
a weight on our two countries."

:12:10
Uh, "great countries."
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"Our great countries.
:12:14
"After all, the business of
great countries is to do business."

:12:17
Excelente, Su Alteza.
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"Slavery is our pillar of
commerce in the New World.

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"Without it, our goodwill
and excellent trade relations sh..."

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- Uh, "should be imperilled."
- "Should be imperilled.

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"Without it, we might
have been denied the glory

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"of aiding you in your rebellion
against the British.

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"As slave-owning nations,
we must together stand firm.

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"Speak the words of humaneness
for the masses of your citizens,

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"but hold tightly to the power
that protects them.

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"That power, of course,
is their wealth.

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"The Africans must never go free.
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"With sincerest admiration,
:12:58
"Isabella the Second,
Queen of all of Spain."


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